Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-10-17

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Narney to do his chores and other
necessary work about his premises
and goes to California to spend the
winter, on account of his health.
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T. ID. Johnson and wife are visit
ing in Mass.
Bashaw Bros. have painted Mrs.
Lampher's house.
J. c. and George Dow have
bought the hotel at Wolcott, paving
So, 800 therefor.
f. o. Nettleton of St. Johnsbnrv,
a skilful dentist, will be in Albany
next Wednesday to remain a few
DAYS doing work in his profession
He claims superior skill in extract
ing teeth. Come early and keep
your appointments.
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A new girl baby at Ben Boden's.
Henry Bassett has rented his farm
to Oscar Davis.
Mrs. Henry Smith is quite sick !;
Ellen Hodges has been quite i'll.
J. O. Humphrey is at home repair
inc his buildings by shingling, etc.
Mrs. 5 McDaniels has moved from
John Campbell's into her own house.
). r. Jenkins and daughter,
Caddie, have gone to Indiana on a
visit.
Mr.. Wakefield has sold his place
to Mr.. Scott from Canada for
s14OO.
VIM. Pierce and Jasper Smith are
building q new fence around the Gem
etery at the Center.
Rev. Il. J. Wheeler and Rev. A.
P. Tracy will continue the meetings
at the Center this week.
Coventry.
The personal property Of the late
John Keys has been sold and Mrs.
KEYS has gone to Montreal to reside
with a son.
The revival meetings, under the
lead of Willie Mccain, commence
(this) Monday evening. Let the
people attend.
Willard Herman, while out fox
hunting recently, had the misfor-
tune to discharge the contents of a
gun into his hand which passed out
at the wrist and entered the arm
again above the elbow. A sorry job :
Death has invaded the community
and taken away two more of our
aged and respected citizens. Mrs.
Owen, mother of Charles Owen, died
early in the week, and on Saturday
Mrs. Hannah Reynolds, wife of the
late John Reynolds, passed away.
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The promenade was well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Story are in
town.
Edward Stratton is painting his
store.
A daughter of Horace Stratton,
who has been absent two wears. is at
home.
Potatoes are very scarce, land farm
ers are paying high prices for them
for their own use.
Ed. Kilgallen and H. Z. Hartman
started for market last week with a
drove of extra cattle.
Mr.. Wilson, who has been sick
with erysipelas the past two or three
weeks, is much better.
Guar Leonard and wife have just
returned from St. Johnsbury, where
they have been on a visit.
Edward Simons is building an Of
flee in which to keep the post office,
in Judge Douglas front yard.
Chas. Hatch recently bought a calf
of Sprague Gage, 9 months old, that
dressed 525 pounds. Charles carries
nice meat and does a good business.
VIM. $ Marsh has returned from
| Mass, where he has been visiting his
son. Olin.-Mrs. VIM. StrattOn has
gone to New Hampshire visiting.
About 40 of the friends of Charles
| 5. Merrill met at their residence We'd
nesday eve. A pleasant time was
enioved, and a table and some chairs
were left them as tokens of esteem.
C. NJ. Russell will deliver his illus
trated lecture, "Battle of Gettysburg,
at town hall at Craftsbury, Wednes-
day, the 26th of Oct. and at Albany,
| the 9th, under the direction of Flint
| Post, @. A R. Admission, % cents.
Messrs. Paddock & Hoyt have dis
solved partnership, and Nh. Paddock
will carry on the business. See his
notice and advertisement in another
column. 1t has always been a good
place to trade at the Paddock store,
and will be none the less so hereaf-
/ ter.
A public recital will be given by
the students of Craftsburv Academy,
members of the class in elocution, on
Tuesday evening, Oct. 10Th. Pro-
ceeds to be used for the benefit of
the school. Abundance, 10 cents.
1t is hoped that the former members
of the Academy and the public will
avail themselves of this opportunity
of hearing some very interesting eX-